I just found out a friend from Church is having a baby girl. So, I wanted to make a quick card to congratulate her and her husband. This is a stair step card I got at the Silhouette store. The file is by Lori Whitlock. The cardstock is from Core’dinations. The patterned paper is from DCWV. The wood paper is real wood! I got it on clearance at Michaels a while ago. It cut in my Cameo like a dream. The only issue with it was that it would splinter a bit when I was working with it. I like how it worked out. Thanks for looking!
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Hinged Skeleton
This fun little hinged skeleton was made from a SVGcuts collection. Their files are just fantastic! He measures out at 22” long finished.
Friday, August 9, 2013
Steampunk Halloween High Heel
SVGcuts is having another challenge/giveaway. Details are on their blog http://svgcuts.com/blog/2013/08/06/make-a-3d-high-heel-shoe-earn-a-gift-card/. Here is what I did for the “challenge” part. You get the high heel file for free! I went with a Halloween Steampunk theme. TFL!
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This is my absolute favorite part of the shoe! I cut a piece of Halloween paper and glued it into a bottle cap that I had flattened in my Sizzix die cut machine. Then I used some liquid jewelry resin (the resin and the hardener had to be mixed together) and I poured it into the bottle cap. I let it dry for at least 12 hours before touching it. The package says it needs to cure for a total of 24 hours. I punched a hole in it with my Crop-A-Dile after it was dry. I did not shatter and it was not too soft. It is hard to see the glassy effect in this photo, but I just love how it came out!
This is my absolute favorite part of the shoe! I cut a piece of Halloween paper and glued it into a bottle cap that I had flattened in my Sizzix die cut machine. Then I used some liquid jewelry resin (the resin and the hardener had to be mixed together) and I poured it into the bottle cap. I let it dry for at least 12 hours before touching it. The package says it needs to cure for a total of 24 hours. I punched a hole in it with my Crop-A-Dile after it was dry. I did not shatter and it was not too soft. It is hard to see the glassy effect in this photo, but I just love how it came out!
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Freestyle Crafts-Jennings644 You Tube
Hi All! So, I have been crafting a long time. But, I am always looking for ways to improve and grow my knowledge. A while ago (my brain just can't remember how long) I came across a great You Tube channel called Freestyle Crafts-Jennings 644. Her name is Fiona and she is soooo talented! She shares her talent and knowledge on so many different crafting areas and she does it 'cause she likes to. She never charges anything. She does have an Etsy store where she sells her great goodies for very reasonable prices. She is up to over 17,000 followers on her You Tube channel and she would like to reach 20,000. You will love her videos! I have learned so much from her! Head on over and check her out and maybe become a subbie http://www.youtube.com/user/Jennings644?feature=watch. Her link will also remain permanently on my sidebar under "You Tube Channels I like". TFL!
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Vintage Style Hello Card
I love vintage and shabby chic style things. And this card is an ode to that style. The card base was cut with a file from the Silhouette store. The flower is homemade. The base and very top of the flower are made from a roll of cream mulberry spring roll paper. The middle is a crocheted flower from Michaels. The sentiment is a $1 stamp from Michaels. The patterned paper is Daisy D’s. The twine is by Tim Holtz. TFL!
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